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F.B.I
F.B.I MissionThe F.B.I protects and defends
the United States against terrorist and foreign
intelligence threats, to uphold and enforce the
criminal laws of the United States, and to
provide leadership and criminal justice services
to federal, state, municipal, and international
agencies and partners.
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Priorities

• 1. Protect the United States from terrorist
  attack2. Protect the United States against
  foreign intelligence operations and espionage3.
  Protect the United States against cyber-based
  attacks and high-technology crimes4. Combat
  public corruption at all levels5. Protect civil
  rights6. Combat transnational/national criminal
  organizations and enterprises7. Combat major
  white-collar crime8. Combat significant violent
  crime9. Support federal, state, local and
  international partners10. Upgrade technology to
  successfully performthe FBI's mission

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F.B.I

• On July 3, 2007, the f.b.i had a total of
  30,646 employees. That includes 12,444 special
  agents and 18,202 support professionals such as
  intelligence analysts, language specialists,
  scientists, information technology specialists,
  and other professionals.

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F.B.I Locations

• They work literally around the globe. Along
  with their Headquarters in Washington, D.C., they
  have 56 field offices located in major cities
  throughout the U.S., 400 resident agencies in
  smaller cities and towns across the nation, and
  60 international offices called Legal Attaches
  in U.S. embassies worldwide.

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Fidelity, Bravery, and Integrity.
The primary function of the FBI is law
enforcement. The FBI does not keep a file on
every citizen of the United States. The FBI was
not established until 1908 and they have very few
records prior to the 1920s.
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FBI Core Values

• Rigorous obedience to the Constitution of the
  United States
• Respect for the dignity of all those we
  protect
• Compassion
• Fairness
• Uncompromising personal integrity and
  institutional integrity
• Accountability by accepting responsibility
  for our actions and decisions and the
  consequences of our actions and decisions and
• Leadership, both personal and professional.

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